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If Mom is the owner and the house was purchased by her before the marriage, or was given to her during the marriage or inherited, the property is not divided in any way. Only the property acquired by the spouses during the marriage is divided. If the house was purchased during the marriage, but registered in the name of his mother, she divides it with your father in half. Children are not involved in the division. The question of who the children will live with is resolved regardless of the division of property Any questions, write to Good luck?
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If my mother is the owner and the house was purchased by her before the marriage or during the marriage was given to her or passed on by inheritance, the property is not divided in any way. Only the property acquired by the spouses during the marriage is divided. If the house was acquired during the marriage but registered in the name of his mother, she divides it with your father in half. Children are not involved in the division. The question of who the children will live with is resolved regardless of the division of property have questions write them Good luck!
If my mother is the owner and the house was purchased by her before the marriage or during the marriage was given to her or passed on by inheritance, the property is not divided in any way. Only the property acquired by the spouses during the marriage is divided. If the house was acquired during the marriage but registered in the name of his mother, she divides it with your father in half. Children are not involved in the division. The question of who the children will live with is resolved regardless of the division of property have questions write them Good luck!
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If the property was acquired during marriage, it belongs to the spouses in equal shares, regardless of who it is registered to if it is acquired before marriage, the owner is the one to whom the title is registered.
If the property was acquired during marriage, it belongs to the spouses in equal shares, regardless of who it is registered to if it is acquired before marriage, the owner is the one to whom the title is registered.
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Bad very bad.
Bad very bad.
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When your parents divorce, all the property they have acquired will be counted! According to the Family Code, the property acquired by the spouses is recognized as the common property of the spouses and belongs to them in equal shares unless otherwise established by the marriage contract. Thus, on the basis of the general provisions of the law, your parents own 50 per cent each of the property. But the court, when determining the shares belonging to the spouses, takes into account the interests of minor children and may set a different ratio of shares.
When your parents divorce, all the property they have acquired will be counted! According to the Family Code, the property acquired by the spouses is recognized as the common property of the spouses and belongs to them in equal shares unless otherwise established by the marriage contract. Thus, on the basis of the general provisions of the law, your parents own 50 per cent each of the property. But the court, when determining the shares belonging to the spouses, takes into account the interests of minor children and may set a different ratio of shares.
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Dear Helen! From your question is not clear whether the house is acquired jointly.Write on what basis the house purchased the property of your mother, if she inherited it acquired in the process of privatization or donation it will not be subject to division. If the house is a jointly acquired property in court, your mother will need to defend the interests of minor children by determining the share of the spouse in the right of ownership as 1 4. I recommend to seek qualified assistance to a lawyer and to do it as early as possible I think this process requires legal support as well as judging by the looks of the relationship there is a confrontation. So from the question is not clear whether the spouses are going to move out or stay in one house write about it and you will be able to get an answer to the question about the residence of children.
Dear Helen! From your question is not clear whether the house is acquired jointly.Write on what basis the house purchased the property of your mother, if she inherited it acquired in the process of privatization or donation it will not be subject to division. If the house is a jointly acquired property in court, your mother will need to defend the interests of minor children by determining the share of the spouse in the right of ownership as 1 4. I recommend to seek qualified assistance to a lawyer and to do it as early as possible I think this process requires legal support as well as judging by the looks of the relationship there is a confrontation. So from the question is not clear whether the spouses are going to move out or stay in one house write about it and you will be able to get an answer to the question about the residence of children.
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Since the property acquired during the marriage - in half. The children's desire to stay with their mother will not affect their shares.
Since the property acquired during the marriage - in half. The children's desire to stay with their mother will not affect their shares.
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If the house was bought in wedlock, then in half between Mom and Dad. The children have no rights to it, regardless of the registration. The court may depart from the principle of equal shares and award mom more than half. But in my years of practice I have never seen anything like that.
If the house was bought in wedlock, then in half between Mom and Dad. The children have no rights to it, regardless of the registration. The court may depart from the principle of equal shares and award mom more than half. But in my years of practice I have never seen anything like that.